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Spanish Entrepreneur Visa: Why It May Be a Bad Idea
We receive a lot of inquiries from readers asking how they can live in Italy, Spain, France or some other country in Europe. In truth,…
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ETIAS: What’s Replacing Visa-Free Travel to Europe for Americans in 2025
Starting in 2025, US travellers heading to Europe will face a change in how they access the Schengen Zone. The era of entirely visa-free travel…
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3 Reasons to Become an Expat
Leaving your native country can be a decision fraught with many pros and cons and ultimately forces you to really focus on what you value…
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CUUNA: The Five Hardest Countries to Immigrate To
Europe is undeniably one of the most accessible destinations to travel to. We often talk about the idea that a nation’s culture shapes its future…
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Australian Tax Residence: What’s Changing?
Over one million Australian citizens live and work outside of Australia. Over two-thirds of that number has relocated to accept jobs offshore. With the rapid…
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The Fastest Countries in the World to Become a Citizen
On our YouTube channel, the most commonly asked question by far is, “Where can I go to get a second passport quickly?” Quite a lot has changed since we started writing articles on…
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Why More People Want to Become Expats
Our founder Andrew Henderson has been a serious expat for many years, taking his first steps into expat life in Belize, the only official English-speaking…
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Three gifts you can give your children to set them up for success
Dateline: Singapore I recently read an article by Porter Stansberry on how to teach your children to be millionaires by age 40. At first glance,…
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The 5 Most Peaceful Countries in The World
The Global Peace Index measures the peacefulness of 163 countries by assessing and ranking various attributes such as military expenditure, political instability, and civil liberties.…
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What is the best second passport strategy?
Dateline: Seoul, South Korea Yesterday, I shared information about how to get second residency – and possibly a passport – here in South Korea. For…